Question

Ohms law is obeyed by intrinsive semiconductor extrinsive semocductors metals at low temperature metals at high temperature

Answer 1

Answer:

Metals at low temperature

Answer 2

Ohm's Law obey Intrinsive and Extrinsive semiconductors of metals at low and high temperature

Explanation:

• Georg Ohm discovered that, at a fixed temperature, the electric current passing through a hardened long resistance is directly proportional to the voltage used beyond it, and also inversely proportionate to the front.
• This connection between the Voltage, Current and Resistance makes the base of Ohms Law.

Ohms Law Relationship

• By identifying any two states of the Voltage, Current or Resistance measures we can use Ohms Law to get the third removed value.
• Ohms Law is utilised widely in electronics methods and calculations so it is “very necessary to know and certainly get these formulas”.

• To find the Voltage, ( V )

              $V=I \times R$   

• To find the Current, ( I )

               $I=\frac{V}{R}$

• To find the Resistance, ( R )

               $R=\frac{V}{I}$  

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